Blad The Inspirer
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During this week's discussion of the Ringwraiths as empty vessels that are filled with Sauron's will, I was immediately reminded of Gandalf's thoughts regarding Frodo in "Many Meetings":
"He may become like a glass filled with a clear light for eyes to see that can."
What is this light with which Gandalf thinks Frodo may be filled? Is it reasonable to think that any mortal with a ring of power will eventually become a vessel, empty or otherwise? If so, what are the options for the filling?
Based on this week's lesson, I would guess that Frodo's glass is filled with his own Fea. Does that mean the Ringwraiths have lost theirs?
I would be interested to hear anyone's thoughts on this.
"He may become like a glass filled with a clear light for eyes to see that can."
What is this light with which Gandalf thinks Frodo may be filled? Is it reasonable to think that any mortal with a ring of power will eventually become a vessel, empty or otherwise? If so, what are the options for the filling?
Based on this week's lesson, I would guess that Frodo's glass is filled with his own Fea. Does that mean the Ringwraiths have lost theirs?
I would be interested to hear anyone's thoughts on this.